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I'm Steve Miller reporting Turkish president
rage of Tayyip Erdogan has declared

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the winner of

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a tally contested ballots on Sunday viewers
Heather Murdoch reports from Istanbul.

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Voters this election was crucial and
reports say turnout was over 85 percent

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Turkish voters are sharply divided between
those who support President regime. And

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those who do not want is adored by his
supporters for his conservative values vast

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infrastructure projects and strong security
stance but his critics say he rules

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with an iron fist and accuse him of
corruption and mismanaging the economy

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reporting from Istanbul I'm Heather Murdoch
the only news Europe in China will form

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a group to modernize global trade rules the
A.P.'s Charles Dilla Desmo has more the

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ideas to address areas like government
subsidies fast moving changes in tech policy

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and all the emerging complaints in

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a bid to preserve support for international
commerce the European Commission says

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disputes of the steel and China's technology
shifts in particular highlight the

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need to modernize the will trade organization
to reflect developments in the world

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economy I'm sure also with us from Iran
is banning imports of over 1300 products

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preparing its economy to
resist threatened U.S.

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Sanctions amid rare public protests against
the plunge of its currency to record

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lows police patrol Tehran's Grand Bazaar
Monday as security forces struggled to

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restore normality after clashes with
protesters angered by the reaal is collapse

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which is disrupting business by driving
up the cost of imports hundreds of

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merchants gathered in front of parliament
in Tehran Monday to protest the Rio fall

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this is V.O.A.

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News. Congressman Mark Meadows says
Republican lawmakers want to do something to

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keep families together but he doesn't think
the immigration bill can pass in its

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current form he made those comments while
appearing on Fox News's Fox and Friends

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if it doesn't pass on
Tuesday night you'll see

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a follow up piece of legislation within
days on the bigger deal one word pass or

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fail I would think fail right now really
and the hang up is on the docket side yeah

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it's probably on on docket kids being able
to sponsor their parents to come here

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U.S. President down drop

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a sale judicial review for illegal border
crossers contending that migrants ought

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to immediately be sent back to their
homelands the American Civil Liberties Union

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on Sunday said the ending hearings were
undocumented immigrants seeking asylum in

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the US was unconstitutional Ethiopian
state affiliate media reports the United

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States will send agents from the Federal
Bureau of Investigation to investigate the

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deadly bombing and that as of

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a bond Saturday under secretary of commerce
Gilbert Kaplan reportedly made the

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remark Monday after meeting with
Ethiopia's foreign minister in at us of

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a bomb. President Trump overseas
trade battle is prompting

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a famed American motorcycle maker to shift
some production to Europe A P WASHINGTON

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CORRESPONDENT soccer Magon after
the president announced a U.S.

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Duties on the European steel and aluminum
the European Union has started enforcing

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new tariffs on distinctly American imports
like Burbage and motorcycles Arlie

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Davidson says E.U. Terror
of bikes set from the U.S.

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To Europe are up from 6 to 31 percent and
because of the higher costs it will start

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making motorcycles bound for Europe
overseas instead of in the U.S.

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The company's share slumped to nearly 3
percent before the opening bell today with

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other companies heavily reliant on
aluminum and steel falling as well solder

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maggoty at the White House

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a pair of airstrikes by the Saudi led
coalition Monday killed at least. 8 civilians

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in Yemen view A.Z.

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Sariah has the details the air strike took
place in Yemen's Northwestern I'm wrong

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province near the capital Sanaa security
officials said all those killed were

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members of

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a single family the airstrikes also wounded
over 20 people the Saudi led coalition

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also claimed that one of their airstrikes
killed at least $41.00 Chiat rebels known

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as who these these included 8 Lebanese
Hezbollah members who were fighting with

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them and Yemen's northern province
V.O.A. News if the O.B.S.

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Says

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a delegation from neighboring Eritrea will
arrive in Medicine this week for talks

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that could bring in into one of the
longest running conflicts on the African

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continent of Foreign Affairs Ministry
do not give any details Eritrea is

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a former province of Ethiopia broke away
in 1903 I'm Steve Miller viewing news.

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That's the latest world
news from the oh hey.

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This is Africa news tonight on The
Voice of America. Good evening and

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welcome welcome to Africa news tonight
from the English to Africa Service of the

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Voice of America your source for Pan
African news and world developments. In

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Washington coming up an African allies
tonight I think East has to live isn't she

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is something people it's one saying that
can actually indicate that the elections

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will note. That Simone yet adze
Dodo editor of an online site that

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covers

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a Zimbabwe politics talking about the impact
of the apparent assassination attempt

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of the president details next. Also the
U.S. Says it's dispatching the F.B.I.

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To help Ethiopia investigate
the good and made attack at

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a massive rally in Addison Alba and
Nigerian police continue to investigate the

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attack in Plateau State that left at least
86 people dead over the weekend well

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have these stories and lots more
ahead on African news tonight.

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How top story the leaders of both Zimbabwe
and Ethiopia survived the bombing

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attempts at the rallies over the weekend
and today in Zimbabwe at least 2 people

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have died from injuries suffered in
the bomb blast at that rally in bull

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a while what

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a president and months and months and one
was speaking it was the most serious

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violence in this election
campaign reporter could sides in

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a washy speaks to some Zimbabweans about
their reaction to the attack there

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has been an outpouring Wolf messages of
comfort and sympathy across the political

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divide following the apparent attempt to
assassinate President in muscle. When out

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of the door. Open in online publication
that covers parliament and political

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developments then fortunate that that
happened and said that those people were

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injured this report that 2 people have died
in that for 10 people have been injured

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I think it's very sad going into election
and that heightens the situation and said

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Well I think it's 1st time I've experienced
that form of violence during an

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election period Dodo says the last political
link to being may have been in the

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early 1980 S.

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Just after the country's independence this
Saturday bombing is likely to result in

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tighter security and lower attendance at
rallies for. The link on told there is

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a Zimbabwean shop on if years the attack
may be the start of more trouble I think

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actually raising fears something people are
saying that can actually indicate that

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the elections. If something is
not done to actually. Everyone

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wants to see a piece of when

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a very minute before the end after the
elections pretty. Resident notes of the

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attack okayed the day European Union
Election monitors arrived for me it was the

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very same day that the E.U.

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Observers came into the country remember
listening to them and they were speaking

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about how they're hoping that the election
will be violence feet I just hope that

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nothing was will happen in the future or
have not yet indicated who might have been

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responsible for the blasts However the
notes that there are many people as angry

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that the military force the president
Robert Mugabe out of office after 37 years

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vice president. Who is the former army chief
is say that the state will provide all

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23 presidential candidates with security
ahead of the July 30th of what. Zimbabwe

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is no stranger to election violence during
the 2008 election campaign hundreds of

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people died in thousands were beaten in
2318 there was this violence but still

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thousands of people who put it being
intimidated away from the polls. Say this is

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good there's not from. The U.S.

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Says it's dispatching the Federal Bureau
of Investigation to help Ethiopia

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investigate a grenade attack at

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a massive rally to support Prime Minister
Nabil Ahmed's reformist policies at least

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2 people were killed and more than 150
injured Saturday some were hurt when the

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blast sparked

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a panicked stampede had just addressed the
crowd that was estimated in the hundreds

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of thousands similar rallies were held in
other major cities at least 30 arrests

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have been made including some police
officers accused of negligence state media

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reported the F.B.I.'s involvement in the
investigation which was confirmed by the

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US embassy many Theo peons have embraced
its policies which have included peace

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overtures to Victoria but
others may resist change.

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In a few days European Union leaders
hold their annual summit then

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a migration will be at the
top of the agenda on Sunday

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a mini summit that was focused on the
issue made little progress on creating

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a unified approach to the inflow of
asylum seekers and refugees and economic

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migrants from Africa the Middle East and
South Asia journalist Catherine field in

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Paris covers this issue
she spoke with V.O.A.

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Skate pound Dawson to
update us on the E.U.

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Struggle to balance the needs of despots
news commerce with those of E.U.

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Member states No there is still talk
about the possibility of reception or

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some of calling them welcome or even
disembarkation centers outside of the E.U.

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The places that have been talked to us at
the moment outside reuse in particular

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Albania which. European fear also we
talk about in North Africa out Syria

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Morocco or even Tunisia as well as Libya
now there has been no actual coming

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forward from any of these countries saying
yes we could do this so that has been

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a disappointment for you they were
hoping that if they got the U.N.H.C.R.

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And the I.O.M.

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To gather on this in these centers could
be set up quite quickly but nothing has

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come forward on that where they have had
anything. Is on the strengthening of the

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E.U.

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Border and coast gun he was in the pipeline
and idea that this would be expanded to

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have some $10000.00 Patrol
officials or border guards by

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2027 is now brought that forward and it
looks as though it is that will all be in

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place by 2020 The only other concrete measure
that is going to go before the summit

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later this week is that possibility of
another 500000000 euros being given to the

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E.U.'s Africa trust fund to help
in various ways not just to

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economically but also socially to these
countries where it's failed that you've got

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to they've got to reach out and help the
countries from where these migrants are

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coming from and also to help the countries
the so-called Friends of countries that

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these migrants are moving through as they
make their way through to Libya. Has

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there been any talk about doing something
like. Really to reimbursing migrant

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poor the costs that they put out already
to get to say Libya or wherever this is

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already in the works and some of it comes
through the eye and some of it comes from

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the AH There are various programs whereby

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a sum of money is given out to help people
says help when they get home that's why

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we're not talking about the types of sums
that some migrants paid to get across the

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Mediterranean and not through France and
for their own but there are those programs

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there are very small programs and not
everyone is entitled to some people who are

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clearly economic migrants pretty much get
sent home and and they take it home they

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can get but there are others who do get
some sort of help that way now there are

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right now as we speak

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a couple of ish cases with ships afloat
in the Mediterranean filled with migrants

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in not being able to find places to lay
and was there any discussion on how to

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address this issue none of who are in fact
the mini summit in Brussels on Sunday

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really got under way in what can only
be described as antagonistic atmosphere

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because as you rightly say via Taliban's
in the multis he said yet more vessels I'm

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not allowed to dock in their ports and the
French president spending macro as well

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as

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a Spanish prime minister they had both come
on you have to help these people and they

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were roundly criticized by actually for
not showing any understanding for the

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plight of the Italian government so
you know there's really no more.

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Finding

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a solution on that all sides are so
entrenched on the one hand you've got the

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French president man you might call very
clearly Command saying we have to deal

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with this. European Union not

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a country and this really is saying hey
we're out here we're on our go to help and

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that was Catherine field in Paris speaking
with our colleague Kate pound Dawson.

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Nigerian police continue to investigate
the attacks in Plateau State that left at

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least 86 people dead over the weekend
President Mohammad Dubourg Hadi has called

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for calm have to clashes between farmers
and food line the herdsman and warned

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against at a price

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a let tax he said no effort would be
spared in finding those responsible

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a dusk to dawn curfew is in effect in
that region support of efforts to restore

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peace no reports indicate the latest
violence began after 100 cattle were stolen

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from Forlani herders they retaliated by
attacking villages conflicts between the

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settled farmers and the traditional herding
community have increased over the past

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few years in Nigeria's heartland hundreds
have been killed as the 2 sides fight

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over grazing lands and water.

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The leaders of Sudan Uganda and South Sudan
have agreed to work together to end the

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fighting in South Sudan according to
remarks they made this morning in Khartoum

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South Sudan's president Salva Kiir said
he came to Khartoum with an open mind and

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stands ready to compromise for the sake
of peace in his worn torn country he says

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he hopes and I believe that react Mashad
will do the same the 2 leaders met last

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week in Addison above for the 1st time in
2 years while that meeting did not. 2 new

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developments towards ending that conflict
they did agree to meet this week in Sudan

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and Kenya areas of disagreement in the
1st stage of talks revolve mainly around

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power sharing and an opposition proposal
to dissolve the National Assembly the 2

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parties did agree on

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a demilitarized zone that timeframe on
the reunification of the forces and the

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establishment of

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a single national army president you know
what they must 70 of Uganda stressed

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his government is committed to working
with leaders in the region to stop what he

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termed as

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a meaningless war and South Sudan. And

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again world. Last year US president
dollar company and stated an

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expanded what's known as the Mexico City
policy or the global gag rule under the

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policy foreign aid organizations
cannot to receive any U.S.

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Aid if they provide abortion services
or advocate for abortion rights many

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Americans Obo oppose abortion

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a Republican president or Ronald Reagan
imposed the ruled in 1984 at the urging of

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antiabortion activists it was it ascended
under President Bill Clinton and Barack

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Obama both Democrats opponents of
the rule say it forces forded aid

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organizations to choose
between receiving U.S.

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Global health assistance and providing
comprehensive sexual and reproductive health

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care Jonathan ruckus is the senior
director of advocacy i Pod I

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a global organization based in. Washington
that works to make contraception and

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reproductive health care available for

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a woman everywhere journalist Ruben Chamma
met him in Nairobi recently where he was

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working with aid groups to explain the
policy to them. Right now what we're doing

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is

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a lot of partner conversations we're sitting
down and we're talking with them making

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sure that they understand what the global
gag rule means and what the global gag

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rule says is that if you
want to receive U.S.

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Global health assistance you can no longer
with your own private funding provide

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abortion services information or counseling
or referral and you can't advocate for

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the liberalisation of laws
it forces you to make

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a decision and it really over rules funding
that is from other donor governments or

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even in country governments if
you're going to receive U.S.

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Global health assistance you need to make
this decision so our job at this point is

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to make sure partners understand what
agreeing to comply with the policy means or

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what it means to not agree to
comply with the policy and in

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a lot of cases organizations
are heavily reliant on U.S.

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Global health assistance so if they make

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a decision that they're not going
to comply and they're going to take

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a very principled stance that we need to
continue to provide comprehensive services

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that could mean that their organization
will be forced to lay off staff or they may

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close and we want to get ahead of this
and understand what that may mean to

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communities who are impacted maybe you may
share with on some examples of some of

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the fake trickling down to the community
I think one of the biggest challenges is

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that this policy is really
confusing and it creates

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a lot of chaos in the system so we're
already seeing that play out when we meet

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with partners now it's hard to get an
understanding of this policy so 1st and

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foremost we work to make sure that they
understand that we're seeing providers who

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when they close their clinics or are forced
to close their clinics because they no

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longer have U.S.

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Global health assistance keep populations
who no longer have access to services 1st

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and foremost as adolescents and youth

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a number of. Adolescents
seek out services in

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a friendly and welcoming setting. And in

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a lot of cases that's private clinics
private clinics who provide care and

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treatment. And services free of
stigma free of discrimination and

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confidentially adolescents and youth in

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a number of cases don't get the same
treatment when they go to government

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facilities so that's definitely

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a population that is already seeing impacts
and will continue to see impacts as

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more and more providers are
shut out of the system as

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a result of this policy is there any
other aid that you feel the U.S.

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Government gives that mitigates the the
problems attributed to the global God for

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instance is the funding going to education
or fuck the nations or even general

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health so all general health is impacted
by this policy that includes immunizations

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that includes nutrition that includes
maternal child health HIV and AIDS there are

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certainly other streams of funding when it
comes to education but we know that the

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road for women and girls to achieve empowerment
has to be comprehensive it needs to

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include education funding it needs to include
the labor funding it certainly needs

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to include health funding health funding
is key to women and girls economic

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empowerment and I think are very real
concern is that the providers who are

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providing comprehensive care as

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a result of this policy are going to be
shut out of the system and that is going to

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have an adverse and direct impact on women
and girls empowerment and that will join

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and ruckus with PI global organisation
that advances reproductive health speaking

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to VO ways in.

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The World Cup action Egypt and Saudi Arabia
are battling now to avoid last place in

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Group at the World Cup Both were eliminated
after losing their 1st 2 matches the

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match was tied at one. One in the 2nd half
the undercurrent for the Saudi side is

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whether star Mohamed Salah could leave
the national team after the match he has

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scored both of Egypt's goals in the
tournament so far Salah reportedly is unhappy

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that he has been dragged into
political controversy after

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a photo emerged with him and the Czech
union leader while the Gyptian team

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practiced there before the World
Cup Also today Russia and

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a little boy are playing for 1st place in
the pool both have already qualified for

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the knockout round or of white scored 2
1st half goals to lead had to kneel and

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finish the game with

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a 3 Neil victory later when Lismore
Rockall faces Spain and Portugal plays

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Iran in the last group of the matches
Portugal and Spain undefeated and have the

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inside track to advance for more details
on World Cup action be sure to stay tuned

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to the sunny side of sports.

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Research by the Ministry of Health reveals
that about half of those aged between 14

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and 35 years have taken drugs at least
once in their life and one out of 30

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men or women are called dependent in 2060
in the not all psychiatric hospital of

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and treated nearly 3000 patients for addiction
child scab on Die is the chairman of

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a group called tumble or parent help which
helps young people addicted to our calls

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or drugs from Kigali reported nunna asked
him about the types of drugs that are

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in the country. Well. Goodies
of drugs were not good drugs.

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They can be under speed it's those are no
more goodies here and then we import some

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of them right then we
cannot be so. Kind of.

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These to bruise. As that are not allowed
under their will but our brood by their

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population statistics indicate that

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a lot of bunk comes from. There out of
cotton younger comes from Uganda and

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Tanzania and cocaine comes from I don't
annoy but it does come and say can you

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tell us briefly how is
your journey to becoming

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a counselor my 2nd son of the new drugs and
it was extremely shattering experience

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for the familia and for me personally I
read about drugs and literally I did some

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training on closely. Because I did do that
it has become easy for me to read it to

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drug abuse and to read it to families who
have that problem or do you think is the

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reason of an increase of one in drug addicts
Nowadays one foresters a corridor to

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a book or is used to undercut your mood
wondered community. If without which mean

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is possible in general mind
if if I recall easy for

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a Under Siege figure it's already
endured it means the chosen one you for

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a minute is a gentleman. Truly we have
been using our corridor to buckle for

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a long time bunkhouse mean because
of modern new way of living there is

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a lot of lack of control by parents and
by other agencies that are supposed to do

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that there are certain for many problems
that can for ski does to get into drugs

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there are problems then there
he stood a core problems at

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a communal side which we went through checked
had the moral fiber. Community of all

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communities and often midis there is

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a lot of unemployment within the country
how are drug addicts helped to overcome

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this problem at the moment we've got to
rehabilitation centers one easy Niwa

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another uneasy new Who year we've cut
trick post be Tory in India and we've

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got another small. So a country could

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a center in the. Young
men aged between 18 and

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35. And then go to who years
younger key does go to the

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target they overwhelm with the numbers so
huge and they do those facilities Alvah

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him would be the number one the government
the Kates monthly 80000000 going to

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France to you what you have British and
sent but many of them return on the streets

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and a key point of using

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a Drac's What do you think causes these
failure of the government is finding

00:27:51
adequate. Funding is essentially from
the government so like all government

00:27:56
agencies and beats it's not it's not
quite adequate Some would do bucks right

00:28:02
because of the number of reasons one this.
May not have succeeded in addressing it

00:28:08
sits on the problem of that but the apostle
to that kid when he came back may not

00:28:14
have been

00:28:15
a proper to deceive the within society
enough to fact he does it for me will suffer

00:28:20
from the stigma people sink that
ease and Noble area ornery those.

00:28:28
QUINCE who are there decide to point to
would be if the cause was within different

00:28:32
maybe he has undergone rehabilitation but

00:28:36
a different has not and are going to be
rehabilitation the force who and he's of

00:28:40
course. That was charged under the
chairman of the anti drug organisation

00:28:46
Tom Will he was speaking
with reporter we mana from.

00:28:55
And that wraps up this edition of
African news tonight. In Washington.

00:29:20
Sporty greetings to all our of the only
listeners this is Sunday young post on the

00:29:25
sunny side of sports.

00:29:32
Please join me at 163830 U.T.C.

00:29:36
Monday through Friday for special World
Cup updates during the monthlong football

00:29:41
festival in Russia. Right
here on The Voice of America.

00:29:52
And. Friends we can

00:29:59
all this and to the sunny side of sports
great job or up. Right here on The Voice

00:30:05
of America. This is video
way son a young Welcome to

00:30:10
a special World Cup edition of the sunny
side of sports on the Voice of America

00:30:18
it's the 12th day of action at the international
football festival in Russia and if

00:30:23
we divide 12 by 2 that's the
number of teams that already have

00:30:30
secured passage to the knockout stage
in alphabetical order the 6 teams are

00:30:36
Belgium Croatia England
France host Russia and erg

00:30:43
why in results Monday erg why
defeated Russia 3 No in some Mara

00:30:50
and Saudi. Arabia defeated Egypt 21 in
Volgograd Russia Barcelona star Luis

00:30:57
Suarez open the scoring for erg why with
the goal in the 10th minute in the 23rd

00:31:03
minute

00:31:03
a man who had been the hero for Russia
in its 2 World Cup wins dentist chair

00:31:10
a chef played an unfortunate role in
the host country going to goals down

00:31:17
a Diego Laxalt shot deflected off chair

00:31:20
a chef and ended up in the net and it went
into the books as an own goal by chair

00:31:26
a chef Edinson Cavani sealed
the victory for erg why with

00:31:32
a goal in the 90th minute
and let's give a sunny side

00:31:36
a sports salute to precise or man
man he becomes the 2nd erg Wian

00:31:43
player after Luis Suarez to
score in 3 World Cups Meanwhile

00:31:50
Selema Ottawa sorry scored a late goal
for the Saudis to lift the team to

00:31:55
a 21 victory Monday over the
Egyptians most Sala the 2017 African

00:32:01
Footballer of the year for Liverpool and
Egypt open the scoring in the 10th minute

00:32:08
Sahlman AHL for Raj
equalize for the Saudis on

00:32:12
a penalty shot just before half time
before the late game heroics from Celeb

00:32:19
Otto was sorry in the group

00:32:21
a standings erg why finishes with
the maximum 9 points from 3 matches

00:32:29
host Russia is next with 6 points
followed by Saudi Arabia with 3 points

00:32:36
and Egypt with no points once
again urged why and Russia are

00:32:43
through to the knockout stage and here's
another fun World Cup fact for our Voice

00:32:50
of America listener. Egypt
shin goalkeeper S.M. L.

00:32:55
Hood diary became the oldest World Cup
player in history Monday when he started

00:33:01
against the Saudis at 45
years and $161.00 days old

00:33:08
Elgood Dari is older than 3 of the
managers at the 2018 World Cup

00:33:15
44 year old Roberta Martinez who
is managing Belgium 44 year old

00:33:22
mother lot incur Stajan who is
managing Serbia and 42 year old

00:33:29
Ali whose city say who
is managing Sena go L.

00:33:33
Hood Dari also showed off his considerable
experience and skills against the

00:33:40
Saudis especially in the
41st minute when he produced

00:33:45
a stunning save El Adare dove
to his right and stopped

00:33:50
a penalty kick by Saudi
striker. In World Cup results

00:33:56
Sunday England pounded Panama

00:34:00
a 61 with Tottenham
star Harry Kane getting

00:34:04
a hat trick for the 3 Lions Colombia
defeated Poland 3 nil while Japan and

00:34:11
Senegal drew 2 all. For reaction
to the Japan Senegal match as well

00:34:18
as more World Cup news hears My
voice of America colleague when

00:34:24
sporty World Cup greetings. Sporty
World Cup Greetings sunny well call it

00:34:31
even steven Fay ends from both Senegal
and Japan left the stadium in jubilation

00:34:37
Sunday after their Group H.

00:34:39
Match ended in

00:34:41
a 22 draw. For

00:34:48
most her chances are they're good I've
been everybody's good will go see the guy

00:34:54
left age before though I have pledged.
As I've typed this before but it's all

00:35:01
good Tolkien should lower me.
Because here must be very

00:35:07
difficult game for him the must be very
good in the past him say oh if I sing.

00:35:16
Or must do the same or more than this
game name Bogle rather against Poland

00:35:23
as into Japan twice came from behind to
prove themselves worthy opponents in this

00:35:29
tournament Japan will face Poland in their
final group match on Thursday Senegal

00:35:35
gave up their 21 lead late in the game
but their supporters were still in good

00:35:40
spirits and looking forward to the next
match against Colombia also on Thursday and

00:35:46
as players from both countries shared

00:35:48
a draw on the field fans
on both sides shared

00:35:52
a win off the field I mentioned last week
that 2 videos went viral of Japanese and

00:35:58
Senegalese fans tidying up the stadium
following their matches well they were added

00:36:04
again on Sunday united in

00:36:06
a Catherine Burke stadium with the common
goal of leaving things just as they found

00:36:11
it because to this is. In
the from our minds so. It's

00:36:18
Thanks for stadium full because
we get to be clocked from

00:36:21
a study and we have to putting it
up on his mind. It's means right

00:36:29
Missy gets me to meetings. Rolled over to
my mind we have to get out and we have to

00:36:37
show the world. Doing something nice you
know we don't come here to record to live

00:36:43
that obviously you know we have to take it
out of. You know to show the world that

00:36:50
we are nice people. We don't want to do
that next hour Reverend go we have GOOD FOR

00:36:57
SEX that's why we are doing it I think it's
fair to say that Senegal and Japan have

00:37:02
some of the classiest bands in football
I want to also mention that last week

00:37:07
Mohamed was given honorary citizenship
in the Russia Chechnya Republic by their

00:37:14
leader Rahm's God catarrh off the Chechen
capital Grozny has played host to Egypt's

00:37:20
training camp and leading up to the World
Cup Catterall seized on opportunities to

00:37:25
appear alongside sala it was reported was
angry at being singled out for special

00:37:32
attention during the team's day and would
consider quitting international football

00:37:37
the Egyptian Football Association has since
shot down those reports saying most has

00:37:43
not informed Egypt of any plans to retire
ahead of Monday's match between Egypt and

00:37:49
Saudi Arabia loyal fans adamantly declared
that their nation needs most Allah I

00:37:56
hope it's just that it will be the last
match and then for him to Gyptian team

00:38:00
because we depend on him and most. Of the
matches and usually everything so I think

00:38:06
. You must find

00:38:08
a solution for the situation Mohamed Salah
his ability to defend and what happened

00:38:13
I think it's just something in the
media he's a very very good he's

00:38:19
a very very good person inside and out and
all of the words you know all the words

00:38:24
know about. Most of us so it is a step

00:38:27
a split but I'm you know
in the world so I wish him

00:38:31
a very good luck and he would do great
today and I also wish good luck

00:38:38
after his 1st World Cup and that's all for
me I'll hand it back over to you Sunny

00:38:44
Thanks Gwen that's my VO way colleague
Gwen and once again most solemn had

00:38:51
a goal on Monday but it was not enough
as the Egyptians lost to Saudi Arabia

00:38:57
$21.00 in the final match for both teams
at the $28.00 Teen World Cup in Russia

00:39:04
I'm Sunny young and you're listening to

00:39:07
a special World Cup edition of the sunny
side of sports on the Voice of America

00:39:14
the Super Eagles of Nigeria have

00:39:17
a crucial World Cup match Tuesday
against Argentina the Super Eagles are

00:39:24
coming off

00:39:24
a big win over Iceland as we hear now
from reporter Prince ness stuff sporty

00:39:31
World Cup Greetings prints the welcome
greeting sunny it is important to inform our

00:39:38
listeners how things went down in Nigeria's
last much as the plane and the phone

00:39:43
there read the thumping
Iceland do goes to Neil in

00:39:46
a month want to ring clash.
Ochoa I need yes grew

00:39:52
up half the town number that turned out
that shall I need yet because you have to

00:39:59
do that. There were 6000
adrenalin rush and then.

00:40:06
Those funds turned up in large numbers to
watch the clash it was the slowest to the

00:40:11
game with less justice created in the 1st
time of Iceland Domina did the 1st time

00:40:17
off much to the disgust of Nigerian funds
who appeared less speedy today unless of

00:40:22
team you stick to fire you continue to
be doing they didn't sleep no. Shock I'm

00:40:26
going yes I'm not I'm not content right
now you know confident and. I'm not ready

00:40:33
to go at it and like now you're out of the
result if we get 3 points here and we

00:40:39
will. Come to them come to mind $25.00.

00:40:46
Viciously thinnish Delphos with
counterattack throwing Nigerian funds into

00:40:51
a frenzy much to the
disbelief of Iceland funs.

00:41:05
The. Messiah.

00:41:18
It is most 7th heaven and bleeds for the
Nigerian funds as Ahmed most US code again

00:41:24
to make it.

00:41:37
The.

00:41:52
Thing would be. To keep. And
cushions to rise above the

00:41:58
amplification the V.-Amp technology
include bull munches when they give you

00:42:03
a conceded

00:42:03
a lead penalty and surprisingly Majidi
influence led the public in condemning the

00:42:09
use of the technology me up to the
review clearly confirmed that he was

00:42:14
a penalty when given the good son fled
over the bow of the jury and funds

00:42:19
a bunch including praise of
the think none of the. D.P.

00:42:23
The people. If you

00:42:30
mean the 1st 3 and. If you
are in the local. Community

00:42:37
what if you do the New $52.00 new country
now Kenya during the last minutes of the

00:42:43
game most Nigerian funds funds from them
so from does funds to Soca coaches doing

00:42:50
directions to Nigerian plan is. That.

00:42:57
Was that was. Not.

00:43:04
Their minds finally ended 2 nil in favor
of Nigeria who will be hoping to inflict

00:43:10
misery own identity not to morrow as they
hope to qualifying for the round those 16

00:43:16
Well we asked and they didn't
fund the event isn't within

00:43:19
a jillion soca team should do you know
that to win the match against Argentina

00:43:24
better you have to Fifa get to know oh
should be playing which should be doing

00:43:27
right now now weakness I can see now right
I think you know right now is probably

00:43:31
100 I mean considering how they've been
playing so far if I do one thing more than

00:43:35
I do but you're disappointing

00:43:37
a wee wee and I think you can I think
if you can interview people into it in

00:43:41
a friendly back to the World Cup But I
think if you feel good with me for the 2nd

00:43:46
half you have

00:43:47
a chance I feel think your music out
against them because it's an easy road so

00:43:52
we're running and our groups
around us are still it's most

00:43:55
a bit of them missing this

00:43:57
a little bit the best and I know pretty
good out of this 170 I'm really up next

00:44:01
week pick

00:44:02
a place good in that nobody would forget
I just missed out for the temple I'm

00:44:07
Prince Nesta. But to use
Sunny thanks Prudence sunny

00:44:14
young and you're listening to our special
World Cup edition of the sunny side of

00:44:20
sports on the Voice of America with

00:44:24
a look back at some. Today's World Cup
results here's our DAYBREAK Africa sports

00:44:30
man Samson Good evening Samson giving to
you Sunny we begin with the summer of

00:44:37
actions on March the 11 attitude to eating
if I work up here in Russia Senegal

00:44:42
missed the chance to put themselves in

00:44:44
a good position to qualify for the
round of 16 as they were forced to

00:44:48
a 22 draw by Japan in group page of the
Russia 2804 walk up on Sunday both teams

00:44:54
are now in 4 points after 2 games with
Senegal facing Colombia in their final group

00:44:59
game while Japan will take on Poland
both on Thursday I spoke to some joyless

00:45:04
covering the World Cup This is what they
had to say about setting goals performance

00:45:08
I think this result to to draw

00:45:11
a mix of the group very interesting because
as you know Japan be to Colombia to

00:45:16
enter 1st much Senegal beat Poland biosimilars
Coraline in the 1st match in their

00:45:21
1st night of the group so it means
both teams are level on 4 point symbol

00:45:27
a good number of scored and the moguls
conceded is the same so this is

00:45:31
a mix that very exacting
Well I think it's not such

00:45:35
a good result for Senegal but I'm sure they
are happy that they have avoided defeat

00:45:41
in this in this game I mean you don't take
the lead twice and give the lead away

00:45:45
then if you are not able to defend you
have no business in the World Cup If it's

00:45:51
unfortunate it's a little get
eliminated from the Solarians

00:45:53
a little bit with the game with

00:45:55
a lot of disappointment and they would have
to know that the campaign ended in this

00:45:58
particular game here at this point we
will go to be able to understand how to

00:46:01
defend how to keep your Lions how to run
down the clock circle staff or was that

00:46:05
Omani claimed was

00:46:07
a man of the match award after get on
the scoresheet in Sunday's $22.00 draw

00:46:12
against Japan in Group H.

00:46:13
Of the Russia $24.00 World Cup in
all the game Harry Kane netted

00:46:18
a heart trick as England trashed Palomar
$61.00 in an emphatic victory in the World

00:46:23
Cup Group G.

00:46:24
At the knees. Stadium going to get side
scored 5 times in the staunching fest have

00:46:30
display with Panama simply on
able to compete in was voted as

00:46:35
a man of the match I feel great still gets.
That buzzing from the game amazingly so

00:46:41
since 1. 1000 dollars I thought it was
one going to spend so just go and joyous

00:46:48
moment I am some seen in some business
book Russia thanks Samson and enjoyed

00:46:55
Tuesday's Nigeria Argentina match and St
Petersburg I know there's going to be

00:47:01
lots and lots of excitement in St Pete
as the Super Eagles of Nigeria get

00:47:08
ready to spread their wings
and go up against Li N.L.

00:47:12
Messi and Argentina I'm Sunny
young and you're listening to

00:47:18
a special World Cup edition of the sunny
side of sports on the Voice of America

00:47:26
for more on the Nigeria Argentina
match reporter Iron Mike M.-Bone Yeah

00:47:32
a call Moscow where he reached Nigeria's
1994 African Footballer of the

00:47:39
year email and you will a moon

00:47:41
a block and. We're going to be very
large and people who mean supporting in

00:47:48
the wrong why Nigeria would need
to Charlton of course to want.

00:47:56
To get more from what didn't.
Come up to the bottom and we.

00:48:05
Need to do that just. To give some
American cities 3 cheeks for what he could

00:48:11
at least I would want to also be able to
know what Lee did so that I could also

00:48:16
realize that we haven't tried the reserve
equipment into the UK well. Mostly

00:48:22
Nigeria we are the ones that want to kill
your the. Yet in my eyes you don't call

00:48:27
what came over. Me of

00:48:30
a great big event in the not knowing that
we needed. To be but I've been watching.

00:48:37
The world. There for Mary. The
mother granted me looking at it by

00:48:44
the. School year and.
Then finally returning to

00:48:51
the smugglers not. Believing
we may have gotten

00:48:56
a replay on. Our psychology of the
Coast Guard game against against.

00:49:04
Against guys coming into the game we are
very good for them we blew the door and we

00:49:11
have. Like I said you know the most important
thing is for the player to walk us

00:49:16
and. Our city back in
actually we cannot go to.

00:49:24
The heart of

00:49:26
a conservative novel such are not.
Because of our. Laws and doing

00:49:32
too broken so when my brother.
Says the. Mother will

00:49:39
be spending. Money to eat
we also are marking was.

00:49:47
Not my will go to where we have to go to.

00:49:54
Whatever got. My curiosity got everyone
in the over we will call you some

00:50:00
indication about.
Probably going to. Start.

00:50:09
Doing those more traditional more what
little each. Did that it would look

00:50:16
for months to get money going that we need
to watch maybe football. In our squad.

00:50:27
There's

00:50:27
a teen who. Didn't know what
was. Being represented. Would

00:50:36
want to get London where
number or to work to close

00:50:40
a little awkward Union or to Muslims you
can chant worthless. What are you going to

00:50:46
Nigeria. Hear me clearly give the
most. Influential on that it was

00:50:53
more real to. Silence this merry
go round more things go on

00:51:00
RINGBACK tweens are already
here. Not that it was good for

00:51:05
a concert but means. That we.

00:51:13
Can Still that's a manual a moon a kid

00:51:16
a Nigeria's 9094 African Footballer
of the year the manual is

00:51:23
also

00:51:23
a member of 28000 World Cup
technical study group and he was

00:51:30
speaking from Moscow with
reporter Iron Mike M.-Bone Yeah

00:51:35
a Iron Mike tells me that one of the
duties that the manual has over in Russia

00:51:42
as

00:51:42
a member of that technical study group
is they evaluate the performances by

00:51:49
the individual players at the World Cup
and at the end of the World Cup it

00:51:55
technical study group that will
hand out various awards for example

00:52:02
law the Golden Boot in Golden Ball given
to the Most Valuable Player or best player

00:52:09
at the World Cup It's the technical study
group that gives out those prizes.

00:52:16
And speaking of prizes the Group B.

00:52:19
Prize is on the line later Monday night in
Russia we have 2 more World Cup matches

00:52:26
coming up Spain is going up against
Morocco and Iran is going to play

00:52:33
Portugal Let's take a look at the Group B.

00:52:36
Standings Spain and Portugal at the
top with 4 points each from 2 matches

00:52:43
Iran has 3 points and Morocco has
been eliminated with no points

00:52:50
the Moroccans have had some tough luck in
Russia in fact my friend Stephen guy off

00:52:57
the soccer writer for The Washington Post
newspaper says the Moroccans might have

00:53:03
to win the award as the best team
with no points the best team with no

00:53:10
points in Russia many thought they outplayed
the Portuguese in their last match but

00:53:17
they went down to

00:53:18
a one nil defeat So coming up later
Monday night Spain is playing Morocco and

00:53:25
Iran is taking on Portugal and
let's take a look at that group D.

00:53:32
Encounter between Nigeria and Argentina
the Croatians already through to their

00:53:38
knockout round with that 3 nil
clinical decimation of Argentina

00:53:45
now Nigeria will advance
to the knockout round with

00:53:49
a win over Argentina on Tuesday and the
Super Eagles likely will advance with

00:53:55
a draw although that isn't guaranteed as
for the 2 other squads there's also hope

00:54:02
Iceland needs to beat Croatia and hope
Nigeria loses to Argentina lots of

00:54:08
permutations as these final
group matches come to

00:54:13
a close in Russia. And that
wraps up the June 25th Special

00:54:20
large cup edition of the sunny side
of sports thanks to Voice of America

00:54:27
producer Bill work and Ger
Thanks also to V.O.A.

00:54:31
Engineer John Dryden. And thank you
for tuning and M V always sunny

00:54:37
Young in Washington and that's

00:54:39
a special World Cup edition of the
summing saga sporks. I get it.

00:54:52
Next an editorial reflecting the views
of the United States government the

00:54:57
governments of the United States the United
Kingdom and Norway have called on all

00:55:01
warring parties in Darfur to lay down
their arms and work with international

00:55:06
peacekeepers to achieve

00:55:07
a permanent peace in 2003 armed opposition
in the Darfur region of western Sudan

00:55:13
began an insurrection against the
government in Khartoum in protest against

00:55:18
government policies that they claimed
discriminated against non Arabic populations

00:55:23
the government sent troops to fight the
uprising and also armed militias the gender

00:55:28
we need to fight the rebels but the gender
we'd were more interested in brutalizing

00:55:32
the civilian population resulting in

00:55:34
a humanitarian crisis that left hundreds
of thousands dead and 2000000 people

00:55:39
displaced in 2007

00:55:41
a combined African Union United Nations
hybrid operation in Darfur or union made

00:55:47
was deployed in Darfur to stabilize the
region several cease fire agreements were

00:55:52
signed as well as to peace agreements in
20062011 however 2 of the major opposition

00:55:58
groups Justice and Equality Movement Ybor
heem and the Sudan Liberation Army Abdul

00:56:04
Wahid or

00:56:06
a dash A W refused to sign the agreement
S L A dash A W has consistently

00:56:13
rejected participation in any peace
agreement refuse. To declare any unilateral

00:56:17
cessation of hostilities and is engage
in confrontations with government forces

00:56:22
hostilities began anew in March and the
government increased its troops and

00:56:26
intensified the fighting finally in mid
June Sudanese government forces and the

00:56:31
Sudan Liberation Movement Abdel Wahid clashed
in central Darfur state again forcing

00:56:37
thousands of civilians to flee their
villages on June 19th the governments of the

00:56:41
United States the United
Kingdom and Norway issued

00:56:44
a written statement condemning the fighting
as well as intertribal violence in the

00:56:49
Jebel Mara region of Darfur the civilian
population continues to bear the brunt of

00:56:54
this unnecessary violence which has led
to the burning down of villages causing

00:56:58
high numbers of civilian injury and death
and the displacement of nearly 9000

00:57:02
people said the statement there can be
no military solution to the conflict in

00:57:07
Darfur and the international community
should consider imposing sanctions against

00:57:11
those who continue to act as spoilers the
3 governments call on all parties to the

00:57:16
conflict to immediately cease all
military engagement and hostilities allow

00:57:21
unfettered humanitarian access and to
meaningfully engage with the African Union

00:57:26
high level implementation panel led
peace process in order to reach

00:57:30
a permanent cease fire the United States
continues to engage all parties to the

00:57:34
conflict to exercise restraint
engage in dialogue for

00:57:38
a negotiated solution. That was an editorial
reflecting the views of the United

00:57:45
States government.

00:58:20
Sporty greetings to all our V.O.A.

00:58:22
Listeners this is from a
young post Dubbo Sunnyside

00:58:26
a sports fan. I am.

00:58:33
Please join me at 163830 U.T.C.

00:58:37
Monday through Friday for special World
Cup But States during the month long

00:58:41
football festival in Russia. Right
here on The Voice of America.

00:58:52
This is

00:58:52
a show host goes straight for the next.
Decentralized systems of governments

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in Africa in Uganda it's called decentralization
in Kenya devolution in Nigeria.

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It's called federalism the transfer of
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